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Garage door companies · Online estimates and scheduling

Garage door online estimates and scheduling that start with the car shut inside.

Garage door online estimates start today with a chat that asks whether a car is shut inside and what the door is doing, then hands the request to a person. Offering days by area, and photo intake, are not live. We can build both, and nothing is set until you say yes.

In short. Garage door online estimates begin with the chat asking whether a car is shut inside and what the door is doing. A person at your company reads the request and replies with a price and a day. We can set the chat to offer days by area. Photo intake is not live.

A stand-in technician, drawn for this page. The price and the day are still hers to set.

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Scheduling

Days offered by area, confirmed by a person.

Your technicians cover one part of town at a time, so the days follow the map. We can set up the days you work in each area, and the chat offers only those. The calendar below is an example layout.

  1. 1She says what the door did
  2. 2Chat offers days for her area
  3. 3A person says yes

Nothing is set until a person on your team says yes.

01 What the chat does

Five things, and which of them exist today.

A broken door is a rushed conversation. The chat asks the questions you would ask on the phone, and it is plain about what it leaves to a person.

  • Written into your website

    It asks about the car first

    Before anything else, the chat asks whether a car is shut inside. That answer tells you how fast to move. It asks the same plain question at midnight that you would ask at noon.

  • Written into your website

    Then what the door is doing

    Stuck shut, stuck open, off its track, a loud bang, an opener that hums and does not move. The customer answers in her own words, and the request reaches you with what she wrote.

  • Written into your website

    A person writes the estimate

    You read the request, call or reply, and set the price and the day yourself. The chat names no figure, does not diagnose the door and never tells anyone how to repair a spring.

  • We can build it

    Photos of the door, the spring and the opener

    A picture of the whole door, the top where the spring sits and the floor beside it would let you spot a broken spring from your desk. Photo intake is not live for garage doors. We can build it.

  • We can build it

    Days offered by area

    A technician drives one part of town at a time, so the days can follow the map. We can set up the days you work in each area, and the chat offers only those. A person still says yes.

People ask

Questions customers and owners type, answered plainly.

Can a garage door company give an estimate online?

Partly. Today the chat asks whether a car is shut inside and what the door is doing, then sends you the request. You write the estimate yourself, after you have read enough or paid a visit. The chat names no figure. Photo intake is not live. We can build it.

How can I schedule a garage door repair online?

She tells the chat what the door did and asks for a day. Today you get the request and confirm by email or a call. We can set the chat to offer the days you work in her area. It only offers them. A person on your team says yes.

Can I send photos of my garage door for an estimate?

Not on garage door sites today. Photo intake is live for auto body only. We can build it for a garage door company: the whole door, the spring above it and the opener. A person would still read the photos and write the estimate.

02 From a stuck door to a day on the calendar

Four steps, and a person at every decision.

The chat gathers and offers. People decide. This is the order, with what is live today marked plainly.

  1. Step

    She tells the chat what happened

    A bang, a snapped spring, a door that will not close. The chat asks whether a car is shut inside and what the door is doing. This part is live on your site today.

  2. Step

    The request reaches you

    You get what she wrote, the address and a way to reach her. You read it at your desk, with no trip out first just to find out what the problem is.

  3. Step

    You reply with a price and a day

    You set the price and choose the day, by email or a call. Today that is how a day is agreed. The chat does not set a price.

  4. Step

    She asks for a day, you confirm

    With days by area built, the chat offers the days you work near her and she asks for one. Your team confirms the time. Until then, nothing is set.

03 The straight part

What the chat does not do, so you can trust what it does.

A garage door has a spring under heavy tension, and a price can only come from someone who has seen the door. These lines stay with a person.

  • No price from the chat

    The chat names no figure for a repair or a replacement. You set the price after you have read the request, and after a visit when the door needs one.

  • No diagnosis, no repair steps

    The chat does not say what is wrong with a door and never explains how to fix a spring. Your pages tell people plainly not to try it at home.

  • No day without a person

    The chat can offer days. It never confirms one. Nothing is set until a person on your team says yes, and you can change the days offered whenever the schedule changes.

  • No photos yet

    Photo intake is not live for garage doors. We will not tell a customer to send pictures to a chat that cannot take them. If you want it, we can build it.

04 Start here

See your own company's home page before you pay anything.

  1. Tell us the company nameAnd a way to reach you. No card, no password.
  2. We hand-build itIn 12 to 48 hours, with the website chat on it.
  3. You look at it, then decideIf you want the rest, we build it. If not, you owe nothing.

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Questions

Straight answers.

Does the chat ask if a car is shut inside?

Yes. It is the first thing it asks, because it tells you how quickly to reply. It then asks what the door is doing, and the request reaches you with both answers and the customer's own words.

Can the chat tell a customer what a repair will cost?

No. It names no figure. A price comes from a person at your company who has read the request, and sometimes seen the door. You send it by email or a call, and the customer decides from there.

What if a customer wants a day right away?

She can ask for one in the chat, and the request reaches you. Nobody can promise a technician by a certain hour. A person on your team replies with a day and time, and nothing is set until then.

Can the chat offer different days in different parts of town?

We can set that up. You tell us the days you work in each area, and the chat offers only those days to a customer in that area. You can change them whenever the schedule changes.

Is online scheduling on every garage door site?

No. The chat that asks about the car and the door is on your site. Offering days by area is something we set up with you, and photo intake is something we can build. We tell you which is which before you decide.

What happens to a message sent at night?

The chat takes it, asks about the car and the door, and keeps it with the customer's words. You read it when you are at your desk and reply with a day and time. It does not promise a night visit.

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